100% Natural Talc Powder for Facial Make-up, Absorption, Lubrication, and Multi-Purpose 0.5 LBS / 227 GMS

It's quite difficult to find talc powder these days, and just about anything you find is going to be packaged in a way that is not suggestive of or conducive to personal use. I emptied some of this into a circular holder with a powder puff, and the rest is kept fresh because of the resealable bag. The powder is wonderfully smooth, fine, and unscented, and does a good job for me under the arms and under the front bra band.

Switched to this from dry shampoo. It’s perfect. Just 10/10, no residue, no discoloration, no problems at all. Absorbs oil 1000x better than every single dry shampoo brand I’ve tried over the years. So now my hair is even healthier and the savings are adding up! I cannot confirm this works for all shades or textures of hair, but this is what I’m working with, if that helps: My hair is somewhere between dark blonde and light brown but also slightly reddish too? It does that thing where the top layer fights to be straight and the bottom layer fights to be wavy, and it always gets oily on top the day after washing, despite my never letting conditioner touch the scalp. My hair is not color treated either, not sure if that matters but that’s what I can vouch for here.

You know the stain that you occasionally find on your favorite shirt or pants that’s not out rightly a stain but more like a shadow of a stain? A grease stain? Sometimes I don’t even know where they come from they are just on my item when I pull it out of the dryer. Anyway, this is the only thing I’ve found that gets rid of that. I think it’s actually an old-school housewife method, but I take a spoonful, sort of rub it on with the back of the spoon and then just walk away for 24 hours or sometimes longer if I forget. Throw in the wash, it’s gone. As well, lestoil oil. You’ll find that for about $8 on Amazon and the two will probably the only think you’ll need in your stain arsenal cupboard. What one won’t do the other will.

Very fine, snow-white, silky-feeling talc, great for after bath to feel fresh and dry without perfumes. I also use it for cosmetic face powder in summer to get the shine off my nose. 4-stars out of 5 because the packaging is ridiculous. I can't imagine who thought it's a good idea to sell talcum powder, for any intended purpose, in a ziploc bag type package. Anyway (with a spoon and a funnel and much patience), I transferred my talc into an attractive glass bottle with a secure, screw-on metal top in which I tapped several small nail holes, to serve as a powder-sprinkling dispenser in my bathroom, and this solution works great. The product would be that much nicer if it came in such a bottle instead of a ziploc bag. Price is very reasonable, too, especially when you consider that you're not likely to find this product on any store shelf.

Great powder! May want a container to keep it in we use a previous empty baby powder bottle and it makes for easier use than using the bag itself. It’s thick and soft and does the job, would recommend!

Mom loved it, perfect gifto

great product for my work

I have been unable to find any talc baby powder in local stores lately. Everything is corn starch these days despite the fact that both yeast and bacteria love corn starch and it’s a terrible idea to put it on your body! Found this on Amazon and you get more in better packaging for cheaper than Johnson & Johnson! Works just as well and you don’t have to put in on in essentially what amounts to a giant salt shaker! ** I definitely recommend this to anyone and want to point out that corn starch baby powder is terrible to put on crotch area as it will literally make your issues down there worse. Talc powder has gotten a bad reputation lately and the reason for this is due to the corn industry basically realizing that corn starch can be sold as a personal care product for a much greater profit than it is sold for as a baking product. Talc was demonized as causing cancer when inhaled based on a single research study paid for by the corn industry. Researchers placed rats in a tank with the bottom couple inches filled with Talc and observed them compared to an identical tank without the Talc. After LIVING IN and breathing Talc for a few years quite a few of the rats did indeed get lung cancer from inhaling it all day every day. Researchers then concluded that Talc caused cancer and now it’s almost impossible to find in stores… The TRUTH is Talc can cause lung cancer if you live your entire life in a covered aquarium with an enormous pile of it on the floor that you inhale with every breath. If this living situation doesn’t apply to you you could probably still get cancer if you decided to like snort large quantities of Talc several times a day. If you are a person like me who doesn’t do either of those things you will be just fine using Talc on your skin everyday and your baby will be fine as long as you put the Talc on their bottom and not their face… * I am not making any of this information up and I encourage you to research the facts on your own. If you don’t feel like researching and want to use a food product like corn starch on your body I would suggest buying it at the grocery story, it will save you quite a bit of money!